Broadway, bi-lingual actress Angela Lin was born and raised in Singapore before immigrating to California.

She majored in Drama: Musical Theater at the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University, where she earned the Adelyne Roth Levine Memorial Award for Acting upon graduation, and soon found herself on Broadway in the Royal National Theater's Broadway transfer of "Coram Boy”, the Manhattan Theater Club's Broadway production of "Top Girls" starring Marissa Tomei and Martha Plimpton, and Broadway's "Chinglish" by David Henry Hwang, where she was named one of Backstage's Most Memorable NY Stage Performances.

Now based in Los Angeles, California, Angela has numerous TV/Film credits, recurring on such shows as Law & Order: Organized Crime, HBO’s Made for Love, and an upcoming Hulu show, Paradise City, starring Sterling K. Brown and James Marsden. Angela also stars in the BAFTA-nominated series "Little America" for Apple TV+, receiving critical acclaim for her performance from numerous publications, including Variety, which named Angela's performance one of their "Top 30 Most Memorable TV Moments of the 2020 Emmy Eligibility Season" saying: "Angela Lin's turn as Ai, a single Chinese mother struggling to identify with her increasingly American children, is astonishing. At the peak of the episode, Ai performs a desperate karaoke version of Dusty Springfield's "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" as she remembers the hard road it took her to get there. It's gorgeous and heart-wrenching all at once."

Along with her theatrical and commercial work, Angela also became an award-winning audiobook narrator, with over 50+ audiobooks under her belt.